Bob Proulx wrote:
> Salvador wrote:
> > Salvador wrote:
> >> I want to request a feature for the Cp command that consist in
> >> renaming a file from the source when a file in the destination
> >> directory with the same name already exists. I am thought It could
> >> be something like: from file
Alan Curry wrote:
> Bob Proulx writes:
> > As a side comment I don't see the point of:
> >
> > > $(which mv) "$@"
>
> I can guess the point:
>
> bash$ alias mv='mv -i'
> bash$ touch a b
> bash$ mv a b
> mv: overwrite `b'? ^C
> bash$ $(which mv) a b
Good observation.
Yes, but... Using alia
Bob Proulx writes:
>
> As a side comment I don't see the point of:
>
> > $(which mv) "$@"
>
I can guess the point:
bash$ alias mv='mv -i'
bash$ touch a b
bash$ mv a b
mv: overwrite `b'? ^C
bash$ $(which mv) a b
bash$ ls -l a b
ls: cannot access a: No such file or directory
-rw--- 1 pac
tags 5970 + feedback
thanks
a g wrote:
> This may be a usage problem, but it does not exist with other regex packages
> (such as slre) and I can't find anything in the documentation to indicate
> that the syntax should be different for coreutils. I am using coreutils 8.4
> on ubuntu AMD64, version
Jim Meyering wrote:
> With today's sort fix, in spite of it being for the
> obsolete option format, I'm inclined to release coreutils-8.5.
>
> Do any of you know of pending problems you'd like to see fixed in 8.5?
With the release having been announced I am closing this issue.
http://lists.gnu
Rodolfo Borges wrote:
> Bob Proulx wrote:
> > Rodolfo Borges wrote:
> >> $ :(
> >> bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
> >> ...
> >> $ :)
> >> bash: syntax error near unexpected token `)'
> >
> > Using this format to tell us what you are thinking is very confusing!
>
> It seems you
Bob Proulx wrote:
> What is ns2?
Since nothing has been heard in response I assume that your problem
has been resolved satisfactorily by the previous response. Therefore
I am closing this bug. It will remain in the archive and will remain
available for further comment.
Bob
> You have reached
forcemerge 6022 6023
severity 6023 wishlist
tags 6023 + moreinfo
retitle 6023 cp: Make --backup the default
thanks
Salvador wrote:
> Salvador wrote:
>> I want to request a feature for the Cp command that consist in
>> renaming a file from the source when a file in the destination
>> directory
On 04/24/2010 05:51 AM, Salvador wrote:
Hello.
I want to request a feature for the Cp command that consist in
renaming a file from the source when a file in the destination
directory with the same name already exists. I am thought It could be
something like: from file.jpg to file-1.jpg.
This
Hello.
I want to request a feature for the Cp command that consist in renaming
a file from the source when a file in the destination directory with the
same name already exists. I am thought It could be something like: from
file.jpg to file-1.jpg.
This behavior already exists in Web browsers a
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